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Author Topic: Spanner light gone.  (Read 2264 times)

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Re: Spanner light gone.
« Reply #15 on: 07 October 2012, 13:33:52 »

Bulb still comes on with ignition so bulb ok!! The car used to go into limp mode when spanner lit up , as i said since timing belt done no more problems. The handbook suggests a fault in the alarm system, and advises to switch off & restart to reset the system .
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Re: Spanner light gone.
« Reply #16 on: 07 October 2012, 18:26:50 »

Bulb still comes on with ignition so bulb ok!! The car used to go into limp mode when spanner lit up , as i said since timing belt done no more problems. The handbook suggests a fault in the alarm system, and advises to switch off & restart to reset the system .
Wonder if cam sensor wasn't seated right, and this was sorted when doing cambelt. IIRC, same bolt that holds camcover in place on 2.2 holds cam senosr in place
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Re: Spanner light gone.
« Reply #17 on: 07 October 2012, 18:29:29 »

Bulb still comes on with ignition so bulb ok!! The car used to go into limp mode when spanner lit up , as i said since timing belt done no more problems. The handbook suggests a fault in the alarm system, and advises to switch off & restart to reset the system .
Wonder if cam sensor wasn't seated right, and this was sorted when doing cambelt. IIRC, same bolt that holds camcover in place on 2.2 holds cam senosr in place
Nope ;)
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Re: Spanner light gone.
« Reply #18 on: 07 October 2012, 18:46:57 »

Bulb still comes on with ignition so bulb ok!! The car used to go into limp mode when spanner lit up , as i said since timing belt done no more problems. The handbook suggests a fault in the alarm system, and advises to switch off & restart to reset the system .
Wonder if cam sensor wasn't seated right, and this was sorted when doing cambelt. IIRC, same bolt that holds camcover in place on 2.2 holds cam senosr in place
Nope ;)

I made that mistake, sheared off the bolt  ::)  :'(

There is actually a tiny little bolt which holds the sensor, its right up in between the two cams  :)
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Re: Spanner light gone.
« Reply #19 on: 07 October 2012, 18:53:57 »

Bulb still comes on with ignition so bulb ok!! The car used to go into limp mode when spanner lit up , as i said since timing belt done no more problems. The handbook suggests a fault in the alarm system, and advises to switch off & restart to reset the system .
Wonder if cam sensor wasn't seated right, and this was sorted when doing cambelt. IIRC, same bolt that holds camcover in place on 2.2 holds cam senosr in place
Nope ;)
I usually refuse to work on 2.2s (and 2.0s) ;)
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Re: Spanner light gone.
« Reply #20 on: 07 October 2012, 19:03:14 »

If it ain't broke, don't fix it  ;)
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Re: Spanner light gone.
« Reply #21 on: 08 October 2012, 15:40:08 »

When my cam sensor was failing simply disconnecting and reconnecting it would "fix" it for a week or two.  That eventually became a day or two until I replaced it.  I guess that just disconnecting it has settled it for a while, but it will be back.
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